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Jurassic Park Builder Review
If any combination of words is capable of making your inner child sit up and take notice, that combination should be "Jurassic," "Park," and "Builder." After all, the implications are fascinating. Who wouldn't want to build their own dinosaur park, raise raptors, feed goats to Tyrannosaurs Rexes, and hopefully keep everything from going horribly wrong this time (we suggest thoroughly inspecting every can of shaving cream that comes into the park)? Jurassic Park Builder for iOS doesn't really offer an outset that's as exciting as the movie that spawned it, but it's still a very decent park-building game that lets you manage some fascinating attractions.
The Price is Right Slots Review
Pricing games, classic music, "The Big Wheel" and beautiful models: The Price Is Right Slots by Ludia combines all of those elements from the greatest game show of all time with modern slots features for reel and wheel-spinning action on Facebook. Except for the models - you'll have to provide those yourself.
Press Your Luck on Facebook Review
Following the success of games like The Price is Right and Who Wants to be a Millionaire?, developer Ludia is bring yet another game show to Facebook. Press Your Luck is a game of general knowledge that can be fun for those seeking to go up against other game players, but is rather short lived in its tenure. Consisting only of a extraordinarily limited rounds of play, the game leaves players high and dry before they even get started.
Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Review
It feels a bit inopportune for Ludia to issue its Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader? social game shortly after the cancellation of the original syndicated show. Fans of the game show, which at its peak was enormously popular, may find the social game lets them enjoy the show's presence a bit longer… or that they've found a fairly generic real-time trivia game masquerading beneath a game show license. Ludia's Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader? appears to run on the same basic engine as its prior Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? game and playing it feels much the same.
Planet Fish Review
Part aquarium simulation, part submarine fish hunting arcade game, Planet Fish is an interesting beast. It merges two distincly different styles of gameplay in way that makes sense, letting you venture out to the unknown depths to capture new fish for you to raise and sell in your aquarium. Neither of these game types is particularly innovative on their own, but together they form something much more engaging than the sum of its parts.
Planet Fish Walkthrough
Planet Fish is an iPhone game developed by Ludia that not only gives you a beautiful aquarium to manage, but also lets you catch fish in a futuristic, bubble shooting submarine. Gamezebo's Planet Fish strategy guide and walkthrough will provide you with a quick start guide, tips and tricks, hints and cheats to help you catch all the fish in the ocean. Or, at least most of them.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on Facebook Review
Ludia is a developer with quite a track record of turning popular game and reality shows into enjoyable Facebook social games, having developed the excellent Facebook version of The Price is Right. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire is the company's latest effort and it's everything you could reasonably expect a social adaptation of the game to be. Ludia hasn't dropped the ball, instead perfectly adapting the look and feel of the current syndicated version of the show into the Facebook version. Most of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire's problems come from basic limitations of the format rather than how it was adapted.
The Bachelor: The Videogame Review
In the television show The Bachelor, the most drama comes from the so called "rose ceremony" where we get to see who stays and who goes by who's left standing there roseless. If you lined up a selection of iOS games side by side and decided in a very public way which games would get a rose and stay in the competition, I wouldn't feel the least bit sorry about leaving The Bachelor: The Video Game empty handed.